Former India captain Virat Kohli has been one of the best batters since his debut in 2008. He is a hilarious and funny character who loves to mimic his teammates, be it their bowling styles or walking habits.
He was seen making fun of Ishan Kishan in the NZ vs IND 2nd ODI in Wellington. Ishan Kishan came out with the water bottles during the drinks break. A viral video showed Virat hilariously mimicking how Ishan runs.
Unstoppable Virat Kohli 😂🤣
– He mimics Ishan Kishan during the second ODI against New Zealand 😂 pic.twitter.com/yBgjgZQKoU
— Mukku (@Cric_Mukku) November 7, 2026
The 28-year-old who was last seen playing in the T20I series against the Kiwis hasn’t found his spot in the playing XI of the ongoing bilateral assignment. The fans enjoyed the hilarious moment not just in the stadium but also on social media.
New Zealand bowled out for 134
Shubman Gill won his second successive toss and opted to field first. The proceedings were delayed for an hour due to rain and a wet outfield. The game was eventually reduced to 47 overs per side as both sides went into the game with the same XI that took the field in Auckland.
Tim Siefert was out for a five-ball duck, while Will Young took 17 balls to score his six runs. Both batters were sent back by Auqib Nabi, who claimed his first international wickets in his third ODI.
Henry Nicholls was the third wicket to fall when the inside edge hit the stumps. Anshul Kamboj, who was named the Player of the Match in the last game, bowled eight overs for 25 runs and got two wickets, including Nicholls.
Daryl Mitchell scored 55 off 104 balls with five boundaries and two sixes. He added 59 runs for the sixth wicket with Mitchell Santner, with the New Zealand skipper amassing 31 runs off 38 balls with a boundary and two sixes.
Gurnoor Brarwho took career-best figures of 4/30 from his ten overs, was India’s best bowler. The 26-year-old dismissed Tom Latham and Glenn Phillips in the same over and also got the wickets of Santner and Nathan Smith. The Kiwis were eventually bowled out for 134 in 41 overs.